Pleiades Summer 2018. Folio on African American Women Writers, featuring Adesuwa Agbonile, Christine Lincoln, LaTanya McQueen, and Dantiel Moniz. Feature on “The Second Story.” Bilingual folio of Xanath Caraza’s poetry. New translations by Marilyn Hacker and David Keplinger. Essays by Gary Fincke, Shannon Ratliff, and Lily Hoang. Poems by Chelsea Dingman, Artress Bethany White, Lisa Russ Spaar, Susan Rich, Christopher Citro, and more.
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Summer 2018 Issue, a supplement to PLEIADES 38.2: Retroview: Louis Zukofsky’s “A”-14 by David Caplan. Amy Strauss Freidman on Carter’s No Relation. Tyler Robert Sheldon on Brewer’s I Know Your Kind. Abigail Eskew on Casey’s Little Boxes: 12 Writers on Television. Emma Bolden on Militello’s A Camoflage of Specimens and Garments.
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Winter 2018 Issue. Folio on Contemporary French Fiction, featuring new translations of Delphine Coulin, Jeanne Benameur, Francois Bon, & Yanick Lahens. Folio on Eastern European Poetry, featuring new translations of Stella Vinitchi Radulescu, Sergey Gandlevsky, Inga Gaile, and Claudiu Komartin. Winner of the G.B. Crump Prize in Experimental Fiction: Jenny Drai.
Winter 2018 Issue, a supplement to PLEIADES 38.1: Millennials Killed This Book Review: Katie Burgess on Anna Gavalda’s Life, Only Better. A Philosophical Fairy Tale: Amanda May on Muriel Barbery’s The Life of Elves, translated by Alison Anderson. Of (Jorie) Grahamatology: Jerry Harp on Jorie Graham’s Fast. “Yu Haffi Meet Yuself at Last”: Brandi George on Shara McCallum’s Madwoman. Retroview: Trouble Kept at Bay: Mark Halliday on Richard Wilbur’s Walking to Sleep.
Summer 2017 Issue. Folio on "Myth & Fairytale Retellings" including Carrie Messenger, Zachary Mason, Maggie Nye, Lucas Church, and Teresa Milbrodt. Introducing new literary discoveries: Kate Velguth, Eli Barrett, Kaia Preus, and Jie Liu. Tribute to the late Franz Wright, edited by Kaveh Akbar. Winner of the R.M. Kinder Award for Realistic Fiction: Dusty Cooper.
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Summer 2017 Issue, a supplement to PLEIADES 37.2: Christine Butterworth-McDermott's Dolls, Freaks, Art: American Poets Creating a New Mythology. Maggie Anderson's Level of Difficulty. Caitlin Pryor's Eating Poetry: Reading & Tasting.
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Winter 2017 Issue. Folio on "Human Future Fiction" including George Saunders, Alexander Weinstein, Pascha Sotolongo, Anna Short, Megan Giddings, Michael Nye, and Brenda Peynado. Winner of the Gail B. Crump Award in Experimental Fiction: J. M. Ferguson. Family Memoir by Judith G. Levy.
Winter 2017 Issue, a supplement to PLEIADES 37.1: BJ Hollars on A Fond Farewell to Time Well Spent. Jason Tucker’s All the White People, Anyway: Race, Gender, and Leaving Home. Jaclyn Bergamino and Kori Hensell’s Dirt Under Our Fingernails. Jerry Harp’s Uncanny Eileen Myles. Mark Halliday’s Lerner and His Firefly. Eric Smith on Bakken’s Eternity & Oranges.
Summer 2016 issue Contemporary Fiction by American Veterans: Brent Glays, Jesse Goolsby, Benjamin Hertwig, Lauren Kay Halloran, Matt Gallagher, Jerri Bell, David Abrams, Hugh Martin Folio of New Galician Poets: Luz Pichel, Chus Pato, Yolanda Castano, Maria do Cebreiro
Summer 2016 Issue Anne Valente on Matt Bell's SCRAPPER, Claire Vaye Watkins's GOLD FAME CITRUS, and Jill Talbot's THE WAY WE WEREN'T Colin Rafferty on Janice Nimura's DAUGHTERS OF THE SAMURAI: A JOURNEY FROM EAST TO WEST AND BACK, Sallie Bingham's THE BLUE BOX: THREE LIVES IN LETTERS, Sarah Wildman's PAPER LOVE: SEARCHING FOR THE GIRL MY GRANDFATHER LEFT BEHIND, and Helen Macdonald's H IS FOR HAWK. Jerry Harp on John Ashbery's BREEZEWAY.
Folio of Contemporary Japanese Fiction: Keita Jin (translated by Alison Watts), Toh EnJoe (translated by David Boyd), Aoko Matsuda (translated by Ryan Shaldjian Morrison), Kotaro Isaka (translated by Angus Turvill), and Meiko Kawakami (translated by Hitomi Yoshio) Symposium on “Honest Violence” in Fiction: Morris Collins, Aaron Apps, Ihab Hassan, Suzanne Heagy, J. Duncan Wiley, Joseph Grim Feinberg, Joseph Daniel Haske, Teresa Milbrodt, Sharon Harrigan
Introduction: BJ Hollars “A Place to Live: a Call for Literary Citizenship” Feature Reviews: Beth Marzoni, “Violent Mercices: Five New Poetry Collections of Rage & Reckoning; Robert Glick, “In a World Without Dragons: Violence and its Safety Valves”; Alan Michael Parker, “Damn Franzen: on Franzen’s Purity.”
Pleiades, A Journal of New Writing (and Reviews) features the best of contemporary writing including poetry, fiction, essays, reviews, and everything else. Fall 2005 Issue.
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Pleiades, A Journal of New Writing (and Reviews) features the best of contemporary writing including poetry, fiction, essays, reviews, and everything else. Fall 2004 Issue.
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Pleiades, A Journal of New Writing (and Reviews) features the best of contemporary writing including poetry, fiction, essays, reviews, and everything else. Fall 2003 Issue.
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Pleiades, A Journal of New Writing (and Reviews) features the best of contemporary writing including poetry, fiction, essays, reviews, and everything else. Rare Spring 2003 Issue.
Pleiades, A Journal of New Writing (and Reviews) features the best of contemporary writing including poetry, fiction, essays, reviews, and everything else. Rare Spring 2002 Issue.
Pleiades, A Journal of New Writing (and Reviews) features the best of contemporary writing including poetry, fiction, essays, reviews, and everything else. Rare Fall 2001 Issue.
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Pleiades, A Journal of New Writing (and Reviews) features the best of contemporary writing including poetry, fiction, essays, reviews, and everything else. Rare Spring 2001 Issue.
Pleiades, A Journal of New Writing (and Reviews) features the best of contemporary writing including poetry, fiction, essays, reviews, and everything else. Rare Fall 2000 Issue.
Pleiades, A Journal of New Writing (and Reviews) features the best of contemporary writing including poetry, fiction, essays, reviews, and everything else. Rare Spring 2000 Issue.
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Pleiades, A Journal of New Writing (and Reviews) features the best of contemporary writing including poetry, fiction, essays, reviews, and everything else. Rare Fall 1999 Issue.
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Pleiades 39.1, with new work by Destiny Birdsong, F Douglas Brown, Su Cho, Maggie Cipriano, Toni Jensen, Minsoo Kang, David Keplinger, Alessandra Lynch, Jennifer Maritza McCauley, Jennifer Militello, Tyler Mills, Meghann PLunkett, Doug Sutton-Ramspeck, Susan Rich, Nancy Reddy, Alexander Weinstein, Brenda Womer, Maya Jewell Zeller, & more! Cover design by Kris Stith. A special tribute to Dolores Kendrick, edited by Abdul Ali. Contains Pleiades Book Review 16.1.
Pleiades Summer 2019 Issue, featuring a folio of Afro-Caribbean and its Diaspora fiction, edited by Jennifer Maritza McCauley and Ivelisse Rodriguez. Also featuring Sean Gill, winner of the GB Crump Award for Experimental Fiction. New poetry by Shara McCallum, Malcolm Friend, Lynne Thompson, Allison Adair, Bruce Bond, Corey Van Landingham, Paul Guest, Jos Charles, Ruth Awad, and more! Cover design by Kristopher Stith.
Pleiades 40.1 is the Winter 2020 issue. Cover art by Holly Wong. Featuring work by: Aleyna Rentz, winner of the R.M. Kinder Award for Realistic Fiction, Dorothy Chan, Iris Jamahl Dunkle, Luiza Flynn-Goodlet, Parul Kapur Hinzen, Ruth Joffre, Simone Muench & Jackie K. White, Sequoia Nagamatsu, Marilyn Nelson, Tracy O’Neill, Shivani Radhakrishnan, Cintia Santana, Matthew Siegel, Sam Taylor, Alexander Weinstein, and more. Special Folio guest-edited by Rosebud Ben-Oni: Poetry of Elements.
Pleiades 40.2 is the Summer 2020 issue. Cover art by Holly Wong. This issue features a special folio on Korean American Women Poets, edited by E.J. Koh, including work by Marci Calabrette Cancio-Bello, Franny Choi, Emily Jungmin Yoon, Monica Youn, and more. Featuring the winner of the G.B. Crump Prize for Experimental Fiction, Becky Hagenston. The issue includes a new Pleiades Book Review, edited by Taneum Bambrick.
Pleiades 41.1 is the Winter 2021 issue. Cover art by Erika Harrsch. This issue contains "Reanimating Ancestors," a special folio, guest edited by Claire Meuschke, as well as a translation folio of poet Alain Mabanckou, translated by Nancy Naomi Carlson. Also contains new poetry, fiction, and creative nonfiction by acclaimed authors.
Pleiades 41.2 is the Fall 2021 Issue of Pleiades. Featuring a special folio: Essays from the Southwestern United States, curated by Toni Jensen, which includes new work from Alfredo Aguilar, Nick Almeida, Kathleen Blackburn, KJ Cerankowski, Joy Clark, Brian Clifton, Beth Lee, Manny Loley, Kailyn McCord, Ruby Hansen Murray, and Sharon Oard Warner. Also featuring a translation folio: Zuzanna Ginczanka, translated from the Polish by Joanna Huss.
Pleiades 42.1 is the Spring 2022 issue. Featuring a special folio of Latinx LGBTQIA+ Poets, edited by Ruben Quesada. Also featuring Fei Sun, winner of the Kinder/Crump Award for Short Fiction and Mee Ok Icaro, winner of the Prufer Poetry Prize.
Pleiades 42.2 & 43.1 is the double issue for Fall 2022 and Spring 2023. Featuring a special folio, "Silences of War: Erasure within Conflict," guest edited by Hadara Bar-Nadav and Jameelah Lang.
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